Fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of the mouth

Fear of mirrors or reflections

Fear of large objects

Fear of clustered holes or textures

Fear of the color orange

Fear of deep bodies of water

Fear of buttons

Fear of ugliness

Fear of balloons

Fear of belly buttons

Fear of being touched

Fear of plants

Fear of beards

Fear of the color yelloq

Fear of cheese

I want my illustrations to look like they belong together; a family of weirdm beautiful and chaotic visuals. Think seamless flow, but still having a punch of individuality for each piece.

I'm going for the phobias that make people stop and say, "Wait, that's a real thing?" or "Legit ba?" (LMAO). The more absurd, unsettling, or funny, the better. It's all about sparking curiosity (and maybe awkward laughs heheheh)

ENGK TO COOKIE-CUTTER CONCEPTS! I want to dive into the bizarre, take risks, and let my imagination run wild. If the idea doesn't make someone pause or question reality, I'm not done yet. "TODO NA TWOAHHH" - Rufa Mae

My work has to look intentional. I want every element to scream "This was made with thought!". All those juicy principles per illustration should shine through in a way that feels effortless but impactful.

Clean, polished, and professional with a spark of humor and chaos - that's the vibe I'm going for. Everything should be scalable and ready to showcase, regardless of audience and platform.

Phobias can be funny but they're also deeply personal. I want my work to walk the line between humor and discomfort, giving people a reason to laugh but also making them feel a little uneasy.

REMINDER TO SELF: These aren't just random fears; they're stories. Each piece should feel like it's telling a unique, strange tale about the phobia it represents.

If possible, but I still can't figure how, I'd love to make the viewer part of the experience - whether they feel like they're inside the feear or watching it unfold from a safe distance.

Arachibutyrophobia

Eisoptrophobia

Megalophobia

Trypophobia

Chrysophobia

Thalassophobia

Koumpounophobia

Cacophobia

Globophobia

Omphalophobia

Haphephobia

Botanophobia

Pogonophobia

Xanthophobia

Turophobia